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From: S.J.Raybould@fulcrum.bt.co.uk (Simon Raybould)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.tech
Subject: Re: A command ...
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Date: 6 Jun 90 12:33:49 GMT
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In article <5004@zehntel.UUCP> donw@zehntel (Don White) writes:
>
>*To: myb100@csc.anu.oz
>*Subject: Re: Deleting files from within C ?
>
>*In article <2136.265c6de6@csc.anu.oz> you write:
>*>
>*>G'day y'all
>*>
>*>         I want to ask what is probably an easy question for all you great,
>*>highly informed techies out there :-) (butter 'em up and then hit 'em :-) ):
>*>
>*>      How does one delete files on (say) the RAM: disc from *within* a
>
>     I think most compilers use the unix style 'System' command.
>
>     ex.
>          char mystring[] = "delete foo";
>          System(mystring); /* execute command as if it was typed in */


Whats wrong with 

	unlink("foo");


SJR